Adam (Is Up To Something)

The longer I've played in one of Dunder's campaigns, the more impressed I've become. I wasn't there for the campaign's first few episodes, but my character has nevertheless felt fully integrated into the story. Dunder is unbelievably good at quietly taking note of which characters and narrative threads we seem most interested in, then subtly moving the overall narrative in that direction. If your character has secrets, Dunder will absolutely make the most of them. She's a subtly fantastic GM, and I'm grateful that I took a chance on joining one of her campaigns.

Dan runs games with polish and a keen understanding of what makes people who play D&D tick. He's a bit of a wizard with Foundry: his games look and sound terrific. He's great at balancing combat in high-level play, always seeming to land in the sweet spot between too-easy and TPK. He's equally skilled with narrative. Highly recommended.

The degree of seamlessness Friday provided in the VTT experience was a definite wow moment. I haven't seen someone set aside some deliberate bonding time with her players, which genuinely elevates the experience of a remote game. I walked away impressed.